Jamie Snow is in prison, convicted in 2001 for the 1991 shooting of a gas station attendant, William Little, in Bloomington, IL.

For the last several years, a diverse group of people who learned the details of Snow’s case and found troubling elements in his trial have been advocating for his release.

In this episode, Snow’s daughter and a former juror on the trial of a co-defendant are joined by an advocate who has devoted years of her life to freeing Snow.

They discuss the irregularities they uncovered in the investigation and prosecution of Jamie Snow and the personal impact the case has had on their lives.

View the transcript here.